Andy Lowery

That's the issue.

If you want to have something the size of a toolbox and go...

50, 100, 200 meters or something like that, right now with where the technology is, that's really not possible.

Other than if you had a whole bunch of those boxes and you were pointing them all at the same thing, then you could start getting sort of into those type of ranges.

But that's been a real hard one.

I mean, you've seen out on the news maybe these drone guns.

that the folks have.

I don't know if you've seen them.

Those are electronic warfare.

Those are jammers.

They're trying to use jamming to kind of like if the bad actor isn't sophisticated or if it's a hobbyist or whatever.

The drone guns work pretty good.

We're looking at if we could design something like a drone gun, like a drone bazooka maybe it would be more like, where we could have an individual basically hit something at 50 meters or 100 meters that just is close in sight.

I think it's possible.

I think the first step, and we're working alongside Andrel on a bunch of things, but one of the things we've looked at is, and I heard Joe talk about this, is their Roadrunner

vehicle that does the vertical land sort of like elon's rockets or whatever it's really really cool system and it has a small little payload section that if palmer can get his roadrunner in six eight feet nine ten yards something like that between you know three to ten yards from a target then we can epm we can you know electromagnetic pulse it falls move on to the next one move on to the next one there's an application for that kind of a potential so you could have maybe a

a drone you could launch with a squad and go up and project that range that way if you can't tolerate the littler range that you're going to get on a smaller system.

We're right now in process of taking our electronics and making them much smaller, much denser to make the power density go way up.

And the primary driver of that is vehicle protection.

So we've kind of been working our way down.